It's not two different versions from Farrah.

That part of the article you linked is not quoting Farrah; it's inaccurately paraphrasing the detailed account which Farrah gave in the interview that appeared on TwitLonger. In that account, Farrah says precisely what I quoted: "If I hadn't of thrown a glass on the floor and at the wall in defence to make her back off, I believe she may have attacked me further. I was frightened by her hostility and behaviour."

Note how only 'planned and pre-meditated' and 'back off' were in quotes in that part of the Mail article. Those phrases come from the interview that was posted on TwitLonger, but the full sentence containing 'back off' is what I quoted and have just quoted again.

Personally I think you could constantly go over what everybody has said and yet seems that people are acknowledging what Farrah has said but it boils down to the fact that she hit Vicki on the head with a glass and still threw two glasses and not just the one. As for the aiming at the wall, the majority think it's laughable and Farrah is just making this up to make herself look better! Basically bullshit!!!!! It's obvious she was trying to hit Aisleyne and hit Vicki instead!

Well said Blue Streak, people can sugar coat it as much as they like, including Farrah but at the end of the day the glass hit Vicki who was in front of Aisleyne, it doesn't take a genius to see that Farrah is lying does it?

No, it doesn't take a genius does it.

Good morning btw.

I think we need to agree to disagree. Folk will believe the version that suits them best I expect.

I personally don't care whether she threw one or two glasses at the wall. The fact of the matter is, however many she threw one apparently hit Vicky. I don't think there's any getting away from that fact.

I daresay another version from Farrah will appear at some stage totally contradicting any previous statements.

Or it may forever remain a mystery.

Are you still trying to claim Farrah gave two different versions?

One version is Farrah's, and the other is the Mail's.


You may not care about how many she threw at the wall, but your post still seems to be trying to create the impression that Farrah gave two contradictory accounts on that point when she didn't.

All of that is irrelevant to what I was saying in that post. I'm not going to address every issue in every post. That post was pointing out that the supposed two versions from Farrah were instead one version from Farrah and an inaccurate paraphrase from the Mail.

I'd have thought Farrah had done enough wrong that there was no need to make dubious additions to the charge sheet.


Lying about what?

How do you even know Vicki was in front of Aisleyne from Farrah's point of view? Vicki doesn't know, because she was facing the other way and trying to "stop Aisleyne".

Is Farrah supposed to be such a great shot with a glass that hitting Vicki means she must have been aiming for whatever was behind Vicki? That doesn't make any kind of sense. Why wouldn't she wait until she had some chance of hitting her target, if she was so good at glass-throwing? Why did she miss completely with the other glass?

Farrah recklessly throw glasses, and one of them (or part of one) hit Vicki. That much seems clear. But beyond that, it's not very clear at all.

I'm only going by what was printed in the DM the same as anyone else can. You are going by an apparent statement from elsewhere.

Which version is correct? You decide.

Is this some sort of game from your point of view? Or do you not understand that the supposed other version was not Farrah's words but instead the Mail's?

I'm not going by "an apparent statement from elsewhere". I'm going by the same source the mail is evidently using, the interview with Farrah that's on TwitLonger here.

No, not a game Veri.

I understand perfectly well thank you.

it is rather obvious isn't it .

You don't see the irony in your own statement? hahaha.

No, it isn't, actually. There's nothing in any of the accounts that means Vicki must have in front of Aisleyne from Farrah's point of view. She's bound to be in front of Aisleyne from some points of view, but that's irrelevant.

I do wonder why Vicki was trying to "stop Aisleyne" when the (2nd) glass hit, though.